MEST Symposium on Smart Medical Devices

6 October 2010 | 8:30 - 6 October 2010 | 17:00
location: in the Berlageroom of Department of Architecture
by MEST

The Micro-Electronic Systems and Technology Association (MEST) kindly invites you to participate in the Symposium on Smart Medical Devices on October 6, 2010 in the Berlageroom of Department of Architecture.

New technologies
Today’s medical care requires a rapid adoption of new technologies. In particular, we see increasing use of micro-electronics in diagnostics, surgery, implants, pacemakers and other applications. Through micro-electronic systems, it is possible to make tools smaller and more accurate. Therefore, to be informed about new technologies and practical medical applications of Micro- Electronics and Computer Engineering, MEST kindly invites you to participate the Symposium on Smart Medical Devices.

Information & registration
Visit the symposium websitehttp://smd.mest-delft.nl/ for more information.
Registration by http://symp2010.mest-delft.nl/registration, free of costs for MEST members, TU Delftstudents or employees €10, non- TUDelft €20. Lunch, Coffee, and Booklet are included in the registration fee.

 

Program                   Description
08:30-09:15                Registration / Coffee
09:15-09:30                Welcome and Opening
                                 Dr. Ronald Dekker , TUDelft
09:30-10:10                Fractional Flow Reserve: Integrating Physiology, Technology and Clinical Cardiology.
                                 Dr. Jan Willem Sels, Catharina Ziekenhuis Eindhoven 
10:10-10:25                Coffee Break
10:25-11:05                Corporate Venturing: From Research to Product Development:
                                 Developing a Rapid   and Sensitive Magnetic Biosensor.
                                 André  Immink, Philips Healthcare Incubator
11:10-11:50                Past, Current & Future X-ray Detectors for Medical Imaging
                                 Tim Poorter, Philips Medical
12:00-13:30                Lunch
13:30-14:10                Implantable Hearing Prosthesis: How Interdisciplinary
                                 Research and Development Revolutionize Hearing
                                 Carl van Himbeeck, Cochlear Technology Centre 
14:15-14:55                Wireless Body Networks
                                 Guido Dolmans, IMEC Holst Centre
15:00-15:15                Coffee Break
15:15-15:55                Panel discussion    
                                 Electronics in Healthcare: “Clinical Pull or Technological Push”
                                 Moderator: Dr. Wouter Serdijn
16:00-17:00                Refreshments

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